Mark Twain, Still Savage
Mark Twain didn’t play around with his priorities. And I appreciate his bluntness.
Book Brew 153: Your Phone Is Basically AI, But Sure, Let’s Hate ChatGPT
Some people say they don’t like AI because it “does the thing” for them. Cool. So does your washing machine.
When Did Repetition Change the Game for You?
Think of a time when repeating something (over and over and over....and over.......and over) led to a breakthrough.
Book Brew 152: Goodbye, Instagram: The Odds Were Not in Your Favor
Apparently the secret to engagement is… quitting.
Escape Time Debt Without Selling Your Soul (or Sanity)
If you’re drowning in deadlines and treating caffeine like a food group, welcome to time debt.
Book Brew 151: Try Before You Buy: Careers, Not Just Cars, Need Test Drives
The ouroboros of higher ed: you get a degree so you can… teach other people to get the same degree?
The Ugly Blanket That Taught Me Everything
My first crochet blanket looks like it had been mauled by a raccoon on meth.
Book Brew 150: Entrepreneurship Is Not a Get-Out-of-Work-Free Card
So this guy (let’s call him Ethan Fumblecode) asked us for advice. And oh boy, did it unlock a rant.
Cringe Is Just Growth in Embarrassing Clothing
I used to think “cringe” was a sign to stop. Now? It’s basically my personal growth alarm.
Book Brew 149: Napoleon Hill Said to Build a Council Table—So I Made It a Party
Who would you seat at your imaginary council table?
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